Kenneth E. Boykin

This is Jackie Marshbanks Ellison. Kenneth was my father, Jim's best friend. When I got married, Kenneth walked me down the aisle, as my own father had already passed away. I last saw him when he came to support me when my mother died in December 08. I will never forget him, and will forever miss him. I didn't even know that he died. I had a feeling in my heart tonight, and made a quick search. I don't know how to get in touch with any of his family, but my sincerest condolences. I...

Pawpaw i will always remember you and love you.our last time on the phone iwill alwaysremember how you made me laugh.

your granddaughter, Shannon

kenny was a friend and schoolmate for many years, one grade ahead but back then everyone knew almost everyone else in school and to Nadine who was a friend and a grade behind and Rodney, and all the rest of the family I will sure miss KENNY at the Waffle house, and at our school reunions, He will be missed.Freddie Gartman

Brother my Brother when they played Taps for you I knew and accepted the fact you were no longer with me here on this earth but our memories will carry on and you will ride with me till they play Taps for me. Know that Rod and I as well as the rest of your family carry you close and will protect all that was preious to you. Please guide us as we go on and know that your still needed just as Mother and Dad are. As you use to sign all your letters "Lots O Love" and our last words to each other...

For all family and friends we thank you for the prayers,love, and support.Daddy will be truly be missed.SincerelyKEN andLisa and PATSy

To all daddy's family and friends thank you for all the prayers ,love and support.
Sincerly KEN and Lisa

ILOVE MY DADDY AND MISS HIM VERY MUCH

lisa BOYKIN PHILLIPS

Ken was a dear friend when we lived in Mobile from 1991-2000.I (Scott) worked with Ken at Mobile Space Engineering for the nine years that we lived there. He was a great co worker. He attacked jobs with full force never holding back. I remeber the clumps of grease in his beard,but ken didn't care.We remember when he volunteered to come over to our home to help us work on our remodeling. He always was willing to help and his wisdom was always appreciated. He was a very precious man. Many years...